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What does each Splatoon Raiders Gadget look like when activated in the released game?
This compact showcase demonstrates all 15 released-game Gadgets in under four minutes, with a separate chapter for every Speed, Power and Tactical option. Use it to see animation, attack area and movement behavior before opening the written guide for exact comparisons.
Why watch this one?
What does each Splatoon Raiders Gadget look like when activated in the released game?
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Players comparing Tank loadouts who want visual evidence of a Gadget's motion, range or placement before equipping it.
This compact showcase demonstrates all 15 released-game Gadgets in under four minutes, with a separate chapter for every Speed, Power and Tactical option. Use it to see animation, attack area and movement behavior before opening the written guide for exact comparisons.
Blast Boot, Dash Bomb, Booyarang, Jump Bomb and Flywire show different approaches to movement and attack routing.
Splatchet, Spinwheel, Splatellites, Meteor Mitt and Shellacker demonstrate direct, orbiting and charged pressure.
Shot Pot, Hi-Fiver, Bombloons, Tether Wail and Torqscrew show turret, line, trap, beam and vortex control.
The concise clips are excellent for recognizing behavior but do not establish a universal tier list or best Part build.
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Choose this video for direct visual comparison. The separate Gadget ranking adds opinion, while this site's individual pages explain use cases, strengths and tradeoffs.
The written guide is faster for exact rules, comparisons and information updated after this video was published.
Open the related Splatoon Raiders guide →Video-specific answers
All 15 released-game Gadgets are included, divided across the three Tanks.
No. It is a concise gameplay showcase; use the ranking video for one creator's tier-style comparison.
Use a different source when you need an official demonstration, hands-on perspective or finished-game verdict.
Nintendo’s eight-minute overview introduces the story, raid loop, gear, Bot Buddies, Salmonids, difficulty settings, multiplayer and amiibo support.
Nintendo's one-minute launch trailer is the fastest released-game look at the Spirhalite Islands, Salmonid combat, Tanks, Gadgets, treasure and co-op. It is a visual overview rather than a tutorial, making it useful when you want the premise without a long systems explanation.
Nintendo’s dedicated presentation is the clearest overview of raids, Tanks, Gadgets, weapon drops, upgrades, difficulty and co-op.